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PM Narendra Modi Introduced - One Nation One Card


By MYBRANDBOOK


PM Narendra Modi Introduced - One Nation One Card

One more Initiative on the way of Digital India is being Introduced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, at Ahmedabad the 'One Nation One Card' programme  which would allow citizens across the country to use their debit or credit cards as a mode of payment while using public transportation across the nation. All the related Govt. Officials informed to the project and have confirmed that the card could be used for paying the commutation charges on any mode of transportation. 

 

Here's all you need to know about the initiative:

 

The new feature has been enabled in all the new credit and debit cards issued by banks. 

 

The cards have been equipped with special codes which would allow commuters to use them for paying at Point of Sale (PoS) machines installed at counters of bus, railway and metro stations. Railways Launches Portal For Live Tracking of Trains.

 

The cards could also be used akin to the Metro Rail smart cards to enter a platform. The automatic fare collection counters (AFCs) have also been designed to read the new cards, said a senior central government official.

 

PM Modi, while launching the project, said it has been possible due to the emphasis on 'Digital India' by his government. "After many attempts, One Nation-One Card will become a reality. You will be able to withdraw money, will be able to shop and travel in a metro or use other means of transportation, using a common mobility card," the Prime Minister said.

 

According to experts, there may be operational issues in the next few days but the project would be shortly successful among short-distance commuters who are stuck in serpentine queues.

 

NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant believes that adequate preparations have been made to ensure the smooth implementation of the One Nation One Card project. "Several agencies are involved in this including Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, banks, and Urban Development Ministry. Huge amount of technology work has been done. We have had several rounds of meetings and all ministries are involved," he had said on a report.

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